NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL ACcreditation

Accreditation is the process by which an authorized third party verifies and recognizes the activities of an educational institution or a specific sector of it that meets or exceeds predetermined quality criteria and indicators. Accreditation has two main forms: covering the entire institution or educational institution, and covering the activities of a specific program or training unit. /National Council for Educational Accreditation. www.mncea.edu.mn/

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The University of Humanities is continuously improving the quality of its activities and curricula by certifying them with national and international accreditation bodies in accordance with the legal framework of Mongolia, the International ISO21001:2018 standard, and other relevant standards. This quality assurance creates the basic conditions for providing internationally recognized quality education that fully meets the requirements of students, employers, employees, and other parties.

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The University of Humanities successfully passed the accreditation of higher education institutions in 1999 and received the Certificate of Accreditation, the second Higher Education Accreditation in 2004, and the third Higher Education Accreditation in 2018, confirming its university status and activities.

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This academic year, we are offering more than 30 programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels in the humanities and social sciences. Among the programs, foreign language translation, international relations, marketing, economics, journalism, and software engineering are nationally accredited, while business administration, marketing, management, trade, tourism, finance, accounting, and economics are internationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business School Programs.

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Accreditation not only provides an assessment of an organization's activities and supports the determination of future development directions, but also helps to bring the quality of education closer to international standards, collaborate with other organizations, recognize mutual programs and credit hours, and entitle students to government discounts, incentives, and loans.